proxy owners and webmasters forum

As you can see, I think SEO is one of the, if not the most important part of your website and will most likely be the difference between an ok website and a popular and successful website. I went ahead and found a few sources of tips, hints and guides: http://searchengineland.com/070628-074149.php...

I always loved this type of information. Just wondering, where did you gather it from? I think it is important for webmasters to strategically target some keywords that are a)specific to their website and b) least competitive. Least competitive means the highest number of searches with the leas...

Wow that is a pretty good business plan on their part and it seems like a feasible option for webmasters to promote their website. So I am assuming it has fared pretty well since everything is about stumbleupon and not digg anymore... How much of a difference did you see when you first used it? D...

I didnt even know they had business accounts for adsense. Is there any additional benefit? Or is it just that the adsense will now be in your businesses name?

As far as cafepress goes; I have never used them. I did buy a heat press machine once though and sold t-shirts. That made some solid cash but was hard work manually making the t-shirts. Yea I bet it was. That is why I think I might go into a cafepress venture. It seems like t-shirts are hot, an...

Yes I like both of those proxys a lot and those are exactly what I was talking about. I think there is definitely room for some sort of revenue generating advertisements on there as long as they flow well with the site and are descrete. Adsense comes to mind, but you will have to play around with ...

What ever happened to commission juntion (http://www.cj.com)? Does anyone use them anymore? I know they were one of the greatest affiliate programs way back. Also, does anyone use the affiliate program or any make money programs through cafepress.com? I am thinking about selling merchandise with ...

I use adsense right now on all of my sites with pretty good results. However, I was thinking of finding a really good, unique, interesting affiliate program with a cool product and building a site around it just to see if it would sell. If it does work out, it would be basically automated. Any el...

I still dont fully understand stumbleupon. After a quick glance, it looks similar to digg. Someone please explain this. Or should we create a new thread?

Check out some other threads here because we went over quite a lot. Real quick, I would say SEO, newsletter, buying links, raising PR, exchanging links, submitting articles, submitting to directories, making your site user friendly.